By Etu Evans
“Racism is America’s fragrance and mutilated dead black bodies are the trophy of the kill. Hung from trees as strange fruits to drown in blood while breathing. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: America
AARP Report Claims Age Discrimination Still Widespread In The Workplace From Harlem to Hollywood
Turning 50 means getting a solicitation in the mail to join AARP and having to be on the lookout for age discrimination in the workplace. Both, it appears, are part of getting older. Continue Reading →
Harlem Born John Catsimatidis One Of 72 Of America’s Richest Billionaires Living In NY
America’s richest keep getting richer. The wealthiest Americans on the annual Forbes 400 list grew their combined net worth by just over 2 percent from the previous year, making them worth $2.96 trillion in 2019. Continue Reading →
Harlem Residents Say So What Over Push To Rename The Area Soha
NY1 reports that of all the neighborhood names in America, few are as rich historically, socially, and culturally as Harlem. Continue Reading →
“Between The Lines: Stamped From The Beginning” By Ibram X. Kendi At The Schomburg
In historian Ibram X. Kendi’s critically acclaimed book Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America, he chronicles the entire story of anti-black racist ideas and their staggering power over the course of American history. Continue Reading →
Espaillat’s Historic Story Receives Thunderous Ovation At Democratic National Convention (video)
Today, Harlem State Senator Adriano Espaillat, the Democratic primary winner in New York’s 13th congressional district, addressed the delegates at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia in support of the Clinton-Kaine ticket. Continue Reading →
